Recognizing the Signs of an Addiction. Is It Time to Get Help?
Addiction is a complex and challenging condition that can affect anyone, regardless of age, gender, or background. Recognizing the need for addiction treatment is a
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How Do I Know if My Loved One Is Addicted to Drugs or Alcohol?
Worrying that a loved one may be struggling with addiction is an emotional roller coaster, a relentless ride between fear, confusion, and heartache. It’s a
Addiction, Families, and the Holidays. Some Thoughts.
Living with a family member struggling with an addiction to drugs and/or alcohol is one of the most significant challenges a family can face. Add
Family Health and Substance Abuse: A Vital Connection
At Aware Recovery Care, we know the emotional health of families often plays a significant role in substance abuse and can be a key determinant
Is There a Link Between Social Media Content and Drinking Behavior?
The Impact of Social Media: A Risky Connection Uncovering Correlations Between Young Adults, Alcohol Content, and Risky Behavior Researchers in Australia have uncovered what they
People Under 50 with Hearing Loss at Twice the Risk of Abusing Drugs and Alcohol
Hearing Impairment and Substance Abuse: Unveiling Troubling Connections Examining the Disturbing Relationship Between Impaired Hearing and Addiction in Younger Adults Researchers from the University of
Drug Use and Binge Drinking Among Adults 35-50 Reach Record Levels
According to a newly published Monitoring the Future[i] study, marijuana and hallucinogens usage and binge drinking (having 5+ drinks in a row in the past
Disturbing New Data On Substance Abuse in America
The Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) has just published a survey on drug and alcohol use in America[i] – and the numbers are disturbing. According to
Binge Drinking and Alcohol Use Disorder on the Rise Among Middle-Aged Women
A new study[i] published in the journal Addiction suggests that “subgroups of women at highest risk of excessive drinking appear to be expanding, probably supported
New Research on Sexual Orientation and Substance Abuse
Gay and bisexual men and women are much more likely to struggle with substance use disorder than their heterosexual peers, with gay and bisexual women